Compute electrical position, magnetic flux, and electrical torque of rotor
Motor Control Blockset / Sensorless Estimators
The Flux Observer block computes the electrical position, magnetic flux, and electrical torque of a PMSM by using the per unit voltage and current values along the α- and β-axes in the stationary αβ reference frame.
These equations describe the computation of the electrical position, magnetic flux, and electrical torque by the block.
where:
and are the α-axis and β-axis voltages.
and are the α-axis and β-axis current.
is the stator resistance of the motor.
is the stator inductance of the motor.
is the number of motor pole pairs.
is the rotor magnetic flux.
and are the rotor magnetic fluxes along the α- and β-axes.
is the electrical torque of the rotor.
is the electrical position of the rotor.
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